An advertisement for Wall Street Investment Bankers Inc. -- a
shady real estate investment business that promises between
$20,000 and $200,000 a month with "no upfront or investment cost"
-- is finally off major financial networks in New York.

Maureen Huff, a spokesperson for Time Warner Cable, sent us this
statement:

To confirm, the ads ran on CNBC, Fox Business and Bloomberg. They
ran for one week only about 3-4 weeks ago. They are off the air
and we do not anticipate that they will run again.

We asked TWC if the ads were pulled because of the nature of the
business, or simply because the amount of airtime Wall Street
Investment Bankers Inc. purchased ran out.

"We generally don’t discuss the terms of any such agreements,"
says Huff.

Regardless, the business may have been squashed before it began
in earnest.

The New York Attorney General's office was
unable to comment about whether or not there was an
investigation or any complaints, but Flora Beal, Communications
Director for the Florida Office of Financial Regulation (the firm
was incorporated in Miami in January 2010) says the agency's
investigative unit didn't pursue the case because there have been
no victim complaints -- and no evidence of actually doing
business in Florida.

Meanwhile, we're still waiting to hear how to make between
$20,000 and $200,000 a month with no money down.